Passengers by the S. S. Moses Taylor

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Arrive San Francisco

Monday, April 20, 1863, 2 PM
SS Moses Taylor 
Captain James H. Blethen, Commander
From San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua

Passage

Tuesday, April 21, 1863, Daily Alta California, San Francisco

The opposition steamer Moses Taylor, arrived Monday afternoon, at 2 oclock. Note: She was part of the People's Opposition Steamship Line connecting California and New York via Nicaragua. She was scheduled to turn right around and sail out of San Francisco on the 23rd, however, "In order to give time for the arrival of the U.S. Gunboat at San Juan to protect the transit," she was detailed until Thursday, April 30. This was during the Civil War, the French had marched into Mexico, the British were in China repressing "rebels," Egypt was undergoing some political strife, and there were riots in New York. 

Saturday, April 11th, 12 M., passed steamer Golden Age, 85 miles east of Acapulco. All well on board; no sickness, no deaths, since leaving New York.

Passengers

Angle, Mrs. L. A.
Babbit, Mrs.
Batchelder, R. G.
Bayler, Lewis C.
Bennett, G. and wife
Berney, C.
Berry, J. T.
Best, A. W.
Blethen, Captain and family

• (Captain Blethen was commander of this ship. Presumably this is referring to his wife and children as they did move out from New York and they were known to have sailed with him.)

Boakin, J.
Bowers, D.
Bradford, Mrs. and son
Briggs, A.
Brondupky, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, S. and wife
Buchanan, P. and wife
Cameron, Miss M.
Campbell, J.
Campe, Mr.
Carey, Miss Ann
Carniff, Miss
Carriagn, Miss M.
Carter, J.
Casey, J.
Cavan, J., wife and sister
Cavin, D.L.
Chase, J.L.
Cinnamon, Ellen
Clark, G.G.
Cork, W.W.
Cushman, H. S.
Dehr, J.
Delameter, C. C.
Delameter, V. W.
Dow, Mr. and wife
Duke, Mr. and wife
Edwards, R. M. and two sons
Fortin, E.
French, L. W.
Froom, A.
Froom, J. W.
Frost, C. H.
Gasmire, Mr. and wife
Gibson, J., wife and child
Gorman, Mr. and wife
Graw, Miss B. N.
Gray, Miss Jane
Griffin, A.T., wife and two children
Griser, Mrs. M.
Guide, Miss A. M.
Guide, Mrs. B. M.
Harrigan, J.
Harrigan, Miss M.
Hastings, Miss C.
Hatch, G.W.
Hatch, J.L.
Hatch, O.

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Hemmingway, Mrs. W. W. and boy
Henderson, D.
Herbert, A.
Herrington, J.
Hirr, J.
Hirsford, J.
Holly, Mrs. J.
Hoops, L. E.
Hoops, T.
Horne, T. E.
Hougton, A. P.
Howell, H. and wife
Hyams, E.
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
James, P.
Kelly, Mrs. W. and two children
Kelly, W.
Kelsey, Mr. and wife
Keogh, S.M.
Klinton, J. and wife
Lacy, Mrs. C.
Langroom, E.
Lany, Miss M.
Laporte, O. M.
Lawrence, Mrs. H. A.
Leach, R.
Leach, Thos
Lehman, Miss L.
Lehman, Miss L.
Leonard, M. A.
Lester, A. C.
Lew, F. F. (Could be Low or Law)
Madden, J.
Magee, Mrs.
Maxwell, J. G.
May, G., wife and child
May, Mrs. C. C.
McAlpine, E.
McGraw, M.
McGraw, W.
McKenny, Geo and wife
McMartin, ?
Mead, G.
Middleton, W.
Neuefe, J. J. and wife
Nicholson, Mrs. and child
Osbourn, A. D.
Parker, G. W.
Parshall, Mr. and daughter
Paster, S. E., wife and servant
Patten, C. and wife
Pennock, W.
Plaisted, G. P. and wife
Pollig, G. W. and wife
Polly, J. B.
Ragan, H.
Reed, Henry (Express Agent Nicaragua Transit Co.
Sanborn, Miss
Scofield, J. L.
Scofield, Miss
Scott, Mrs.
Scoville, B.
Slayton, G.
Smith, Master
Smith, Mrs. 
Smith, Mrs. C.
Smith, Victor and child
Solomon, J. L. and J.
Specly, J.
Stevenson, J. T.
Storms, L.
Storms, S. P. and wife
Stott, A.
Stott, D.
Ward, J.
Watts, W.
Webb, Mr.
Westjohn, H.
White, Mrs. C. E.
Will, Miss Molly
Wise, Mrs. and son

and 400 other unlisted passengers